Q: A response to question on Donville and DHX in which you pointed out your disagreement with him.
One specific point is this---5i "We like its timeless content library" Donville sees much less value in the library after it has been shown.
Q: Maxim Power Corp MXG reported results. Year end is improved but quarterly results look quite bad. Would appreciate your thoughts and what this means for the company going forward.
Thanks
John
Q: I have been watching TAO.TO (Tag oil), it has declined from 10.00 to 3.00, yet headlines identify that they have found lots of oil and gas in NZ. What are your recommendations, considering this low price?
Q: BMO has a new bond fund ZTH floating rate bond fund. It holds treasuries, but uses credit default swaps and other things to get the high interest. What are the risks relative to the more common high yield funds, that holds the bonds directly?
Q: Peter and Co.
I tuned into BNN about 6:30 last night to hear Jason Donville commenting on DHX Media. As I missed some of his commentary, I want to be fair, but I heard him say that he saw nothing worthwhile in DHX. Would you care to comment on that?
A 2nd question, I seem to be seeing more interest in pharma and
health care. Would it be worth adding that sector to the list in the right side bar?
Gary
Q: Hello Peter and Co,
A few advisors are suggesting that it is timely to raise some cash because a serious pull back is expected (my RRIF portfolio has only 3% cash); in my opinion, this suggestion flies in the face of the principle of investing for the long term (time in the market vs timing the market)
Your opinion is most valuable; in the meantime, I'm trying to identify my "lowest conviction" holdings.
Thanks,
Tony S.
Q: I'm looking for your thoughts. My wife and I's RRSP money is invested in 2 mutual funds - Phillips Hagar and North Dividend Income fund (200K+ in D series, have held for 15yrs+ and no longer contribute) and Franklin Tempelton Bissett Canadian Equity (400K+ in F series, have held for 15+yrs and continue to contribute). At what point should I/we consider switching these to self controlled RRSP accounts as opposed to investing in Mutual funds - please note both are invested directly with the investment firms and not through a Broker? Both funds have what I consider low MERs at 1.18%, and have performed quite well as far a returns relative to overall markets with very little thought or effort on my part, allowing me to focus on other investment themes. Over the last few years I have taken control of much of our other financial assets and have self directed TFSAs (2x 40K) and non-registered monies in stock (100K), none of which overlaps companies invested in the mutuals, and most of which are a combination of profiled companies from your site... I'm not sure my question is a question, but I'm looking for your thoughts on evaluating switching from the quality of my mutual funds to say ETFs or a basket of stocks to replace the mutuals, if I was to do so. - Cheers.
Q: Dear 5i
I recently got stopped out on ENL.to and since then it has been going up . I m not so sure about using any more stop losses as they often don't work out . Are the fundamentals good enough for this stock to consider buying back in or are there other better options out there ?
Also should I consider buying more of GUD as it is up 12-13 percent since it was issued as part of the Paladin deal ?
Thanks
Bill C.
Q: Good afternoon....based on the recent comments by Bank of Canada -Poloz "low growth, low rates" what impact do you project for interest sensitive stocks (REITS, Pipelines/utilities, dividends stocks for income)...Thanks
Q: Hi Team 5i. I have recently received my inheritance and am poised to purchase a TFSA (full allowable $31,000.00) I am self employed and in a very low tax bracket. I will also be purchasing more stocks to add to my existing portfolio but am awaiting breathlessly for your new Model Income PF to come end of March (?). Anyway, your opinion please of the following for my TFSA? BNS, CGX, CSH.UN, G, BEP.UN, MG, SLF, STN, SYZ, T, VET, and AVO. Perhaps some of these should/may flow over into my existing portfolio. Thank you ahead of time and I am telling friends and family about your wonderful company. I am learning much. E
Q: Hello Peter and Staff
I own shares in Transglobe. I understand Carasal has acquired Transglobe, the price being $9.32/share (info taken from Carasal site. What are the mechanics of this i.e. is there any action I should take, ?just wait, and is that indeed the figure I will receive per share. How are Transglobe shareholders to be treated, I guess is what I am asking. Thanks very much for all the information you provide us.
Q: Just let me say first your company is top notch, you guys are a breath of fresh air. You service has increased my confidence in my ability to do proper due diligence. Who do you think is a better company fortuna silver or Mandalay? I like Mandalay's new Challcollo property, but I'm concerned about the low grades.